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JORGE ALMAZÁN, DARKO RADOVIC, AND TOMOHIRO SUZUKI
Small Urban Greenery: Mapping and Visual Analysis in Kyōjima-sanchōme
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Jorge Almazán
orge Almazán is Assistant Professor of Architecture
and Urbanism at Keio University. He graduated from
the Madrid School of Architecture (Polytechnics
University of Madrid) and he studied at the Technische
Universität Darmstadt. He completed his Doctoral
Degree at the Tokyo Institute of Technology (2007).
In Tokyo he realized professional collaborations
with SANAA and Atelier Bow-Wow. In 2008 he held
the position of Invited Professor at the University of
Seoul and since 2009 he teaches architecture and
urbanism and leads a research and design laboratory
at Keio University (Tokyo). On-going projects include a
design research commission by the Japanese Ministry
of Environment on Green Campus Design, and the
research project ‘Measuring the non-Measurable’,
at the International Keio Institute for Architecture and
Urbanism. He can be contacted at almazan@sd.keio.
ac.jp
Darko Radovic
Darko Radovic is Professor of Architecture and Urban
Design at Keio University and a Visiting Professor at
the United Nations University, Tokyo. His research
and critical design practice focus at the nexus
between environmental and cultural sustainability
and situations in which architecture and urban design
overlap. At International Keio Institute for Architecture
and Urbanism he heads a major international,
interdisciplinary research project “Measuring the non-
Measurable”, and is on the Steering Committee of
the Global Environmental System Leaders Program.
Darko’s research books include Green City (2005,
Routledge; with Low, Gleeson, Green); Urbophilia
(2007, University of Belgrade PAPS), Cross-Cultural
Urban Design (2007, Routledge, with Bull, Boontharm,
Parin), Another Tokyo (2008, University of Tokyo, ichii
Shobou) and eco-urbanity (2009, Routledge). He can
be contacted at radovic@sd.keio.ac.jp
Tomohiro Suzuki
Tomohiro Suzuki is a Master’s Degree Candidate
at Keio Graduate School of Science for Open and
Environmental Systems. His designs have been
selected by Japan Residence Students’ Design
Award (2009), and Circos International Architecture
Competition (2011). His research focuses at the
relationship between physical form and social
interaction in urban public spaces. He can be
contacted at afro.in.a.fro.0512tomohiro@gmail.com
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